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how easy it to fit these door pins, is it just a matter of unscrewing old ones out and screwing new ones in... or is there anything else I need to do???

 

Thanks in advance..

 

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All it has in the Haynes manual  is to ensure the door is adequately supported, then unscrew the upper and lower door pins if removing the door.  Since you are only replacing the pins, it probably means the door could twist with only one pin in place, so using a second person to hold the door may help to keep the door in place whilst the pin is changed. A torque value for the pins is not given.

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All it has in the Haynes manual  is to ensure the door is adequately supported, then unscrew the upper and lower door pins if removing the door.  Since you are only replacing the pins, it probably means the door could twist with only one pin in place, so using a second person to hold the door may help to keep the door in place whilst the pin is changed. A torque value for the pins is not given.

Thanks for that... much appreciated

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